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Silva Inc. chief market strategist Phil Rosen spoke with Stuart Varney about major market moves. He focused on tech giants, semiconductor performance and the growing popularity of the Grok AI bot among young professionals.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is often promoted as a tool that will make life easier and businesses more efficient. A report finds it is also bringing unintended consequences.
Read the original →U.S. startup Alloop announced on October 21 the Alloop Trio, a modular health wearable built around an AI agent. A small sensor called the Cube can be worn in different positions. Early-bird pledges start at $299 on November 10.
Read the original →A former OpenAI employee faces federal charges after allegedly planting a listening device inside OpenAI's San Francisco headquarters, which prosecutors call a national security matter. The episode of Generation AI covers the charges, the legal precedent, and whether frontier AI companies should be regulated like defense contractors. It also discusses always-on AI agents with Francisco Cervera of AI Launch.
Read the original →Researchers supported by the National Institutes of Health developed an AI model that analyzes heart activity recorded during sleep. The model is meant to help predict a person's risk of developing serious cardiovascular problems years later.
Read the original →Siddarth Nandyala was 14 when he created the Circadian AI app, which can detect heart abnormalities within seven seconds. During trials in India, the app detected more than 40 people with possible heart diseases.
Read the original →Healthcare startup db beats unveiled 'For me buds 2', moving beyond sleep tracking.
Read the original →Microsoft has developed an AI tool that mimics the diagnostic process of human doctors. It showed more than twice the accuracy in complex medical cases. The tool organizes diagnosis step by step, which is described as improving efficiency and reducing costs in patient assessments.
Read the original →The edition explores how AI is transforming feed production. It also covers the latest trends in feed markets, poultry nutrition and sustainability.
Read the original →AI in lung cancer screening is moving beyond early detection of pulmonary nodules toward integrated screening operations, longitudinal imaging analysis and patient follow-up management. Early AI development focused on identifying smaller lung cancers sooner using low-dose computed tomography (LDCT). Attention is now shifting to how detected abnormalities can be monitored over time and managed consistently across multiple healthcare institutions.
Read the original →A prospective study of 397 youth with diabetes found that autonomous AI diabetic eye exams delivered at the point of care achieved equivalent screening completion between White and non-White participants.
Read the original →Researchers propose a testable framework that pairs Traditional Chinese Medicine's preventive-treatment doctrine with digital phenotyping and dual-engine AI analysis. The framework is aimed at chronic disease control.
Read the original →Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, who is also a Professor of Medicine and Diabetes, said in Chennai on Oct 22 that the world is entering an era of AI-guided, gene-driven precision medicine. He said India is emerging among the front-line countries.
Read the original →Machine learning for Alzheimer's disease classification achieved up to 88.1% accuracy using clinical data. External validation remains necessary.
Read the original →The article discusses how pre-installed ad pop-ups, mandatory system boot loading, non-stop content push and complex interfaces have eroded the straightforward viewing experience of traditional TVs. It asks since when a television stops being a "genuine TV" right after being powered on.
Read the original →Harris Kupperman, founder of Praetorian Capital Management, warned in his third quarter investor letter that the economics of artificial intelligence are "absolutely abysmal". He said the industry is unlikely to ever reach profitability as currently configured.
Read the original →More than 4,000 people across the medtech sector met in Boston for one of the industry's biggest events of the year. MedTech Dive published a roundup of the conference news.
Read the original →NHA CEO Sunil Kumar Barnwal met representatives of the UAE Integrative Medicine Council and the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. They discussed health data research, healthcare AI deployment, AI benchmarking, and digital health collaboration.
Read the original →Provider groups are lobbying the Food and Drug Administration to make tech companies responsible for the safety and performance of generative AI-backed medical devices. They argue the tools' makers are best equipped to evaluate them.
Read the original →Hadi Moussa, CEO at Oyster, says every labor market runs on a shared language for describing what people can do, such as titles, credentials and years on the job. He says AI made most of that language obsolete in a matter of months.
Read the original →The banking giant will eliminate about 5,000 jobs by the end of the year as it deepens its AI investment.
Read the original →In an HR Tech keynote, Anthropic's head of people products explored AI's role in hiring design and connecting HR systems.
Read the original →Barclays is reducing its global workforce by 5,000 employees, nearly 5% of its staff. The cuts are part of a major cost-cutting programme.
Read the original →On October 20, Axxzia launched a generative AI business as a new growth area for the group. Group company Axxzia Value Creator (AVC) began offering "GateNexa," an integrated generative AI platform for businesses, on the same day. The group is turning experience gained from using generative AI internally into a corporate service and will develop AI as a new pillar after cosmetics and health foods.
Read the original →US company Alloop announced the modular health wearable Alloop Trio on October 21, with an AI agent at its core. A small sensor called the Cube can be swapped between a ring and a wristband.
Read the original →The National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology has begun joint research and development with a private company on an interactive AI robot with an AI coach. The robot is intended to support changes in older adults' health behavior, including through physical activity and proper nutrition, to address frailty.
Read the original →Dentsu Soken announced the results of its "Quality of Society Index 2026" survey on October 19.
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